Foot & Ankle Strengthening To Run Fast & Injury Free
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A runner and physiotherapist explains the scientific benefits of foot and ankle strengthening for runners and demonstrates six exercises, including foot tapping, calf raises, and slacklining, based on a randomized controlled trial.
From the video
Answers: How can foot and ankle strengthening prevent running injuries and what exercises should I do?
- Foot and ankle strengthening for runners
- Preventing running-related injuries
- Foot core training
- Running biomechanics
- Stabilizing foot muscles
Exercises
- Feet Tapping · bodyweight · 45s x 3
- Calf Raises · bodyweight · 45s x 3
- Toes Grasped Gait · bodyweight · 1 min x 3
- Toes Abducted Gait · bodyweight · 1 min x 3
- Runners Stability · bodyweight · 1 min x 3
- Slacklining · slackline · 1 min x 3
What it concludes
- Runners who did not do foot strengthening exercises had a 2.42 times higher risk of getting injured over a year.
- Foot strengthening exercises reduce injury risk by 2.75 percent after 2 months and 18.39 percent after 12 months.
- Slacklining is an effective exercise for strengthening feet, ankles, and overall body stability for runners.
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